Recent content by stephaniejanes

No, these are not areas you would see this. There are lots of brothels but not openly on the street. Certainly not in these areas. I suspect he drove those locations because they're where he operated as a diplomatic protection officer, most embassies are in Kensington, Earls Court sort of locale.

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Thank you for clarifying! I hadn't appreciated that, though just reading up on it now and it makes complete sense. It still gives him a good excuse to get away from interview, probably his last taste of "freedom". And allows him to take control of the situation. MOO

Spot on, exactly as I read it.

I think he banged his head to wind down time on the PACE clock. I reckon he wanted to minimise interview and detention time. There was an episode of 24 Hours in Police Custody where a woman did the same thing.

Oh my god! This is terrible. No wonder The Met are worried. He wouldn't have been in London that day had those officers actually investigated. Wow.

No idea, perhaps just knows the spot. Links to back up my theory - the white fencing and road shape look the same. https://twitter.com/skyandyhughes/status/1369593686187794434?s=21 Google Maps

The Shoot the Boss paintball range is the only one I can see that is permanently closed according to Google Maps. Additionally the fencing seems to match scene footage from journalists.

All I can say is OH MY GOD. Not what any of us expected this evening.

thank you so much, useful insight.

It was earlier in the day. Not relevant in my opinion.

EDIT: The link / map only shows 3 UK towers for example. You can change carrier on the link, there are actually loads of towers from various carriers around the area. It all depends what network she was on which we obviously don't know. Not an expert on mobile phone pings at all, but may be...

5 - 8 mins approx depending where the house was.

This is useful - it does show that the roads were pretty light on traffic that night, but not empty by any means. Also shows there weren't really many pedestrians at all on Poynders Rd.

Agreed, also the road wouldn't have been dead quiet at that time. Plenty of buses etc plus there are TFL cameras.